Alliteration

Alliteration is a repetition of words or sounds which begins with the same front consonant at the beginning of a word. The writer uses it to create resonance and rhythm in characters or plots. This literary device is famous for its use in poetry and rhymes. 

Example 1: "Wild and Woolly, threatening throngs" The writer created a rhyme and a sense of danger using Alliteration. 

Example 2: "Peter Parker" Creates a remembrance and sound effect in the name.